A bachelor party in New York usually means a group moving between dinner, a game or show, bars and clubs — sometimes with a trip to Atlantic City or a Connecticut casino. Keeping everyone together and getting everyone home safely is the organizer’s biggest challenge. A chauffeured Sprinter (for up to about 12) or SUV (for smaller groups) on hourly service solves both: the group rides together, the car waits between stops, and nobody drives.

Choosing a vehicle

Group size Vehicle
4–6 Full-size SUV
7–12 Sprinter van
13+ Two vehicles, or a party bus

Read party bus vs limousine and stretch limo vs Sprinter.

Organizer tips

  • Share the itinerary with the chauffeur in advance.
  • Book hourly with enough time; extensions depend on availability.
  • Designate a group contact for the chauffeur.
  • Respect the vehicle rules — many services don’t allow open alcohol in the vehicle, and local laws apply.
  • Plan the last drop-offs before the night starts.

Safety

Keeping the group together and avoiding driving are the biggest safety wins. Read verify your ride: safety tips.

Book

See our group transportation and special events.

Weekend versions

For a full weekend, many groups pair a New York night with a day activity — golf, a sporting event, a brewery or distillery tour, or a trip to Atlantic City or Connecticut’s casinos. Read Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods.

Budget tip

A single Sprinter often costs less per person than several separate rides across a night of stops, and nobody spends the evening waiting for cars.